Link: https://www.rt.com/business/406517-catalonia-businesses-exodus-turmoil/

The flight of Spain's top corporations from Catalonia has turned into a stampede due to mounting fears of an unstable business environment. Catalonia is Spain's most economically productive region, hosting 7,100 multinationals, including Volkswagen, Nissan, and Cisco. It generates about 20 percent of the country's GDP and contributes 21 percent of its total taxes. Losing Catalonia would deprive Spain of about 16 percent of its people, a fifth of its economic output and more than a quarter of its exports

Link: https://www.rt.com/business/406175-governments-fear-bitcoin-tax-revenue/

With no centralized exchange to control or influence, national authorities around the world will find it increasingly difficult to determine a given citizen's income and thus their income tax owed, undermining a critical source of government revenue, according to technology pioneer and head of MGT Capital Investments John McAfee.

Link: https://www.rt.com/news/406314-catalans-disappointed-puigdemont-independence/

Catalans have expressed mixed feelings over the regional leadership’s failure to steam ahead and unilaterally split from Madrid, after its declaration of independence was immediately placed on hold pending talks with the central government.

Link: https://www.activistpost.com/2017/10/sheriff-deputies-indicted-locking-entire-school-sexually-assaulting-kids.html

In June, violated children and furious parents filed a massive lawsuit after the Worth County Sheriff’s office conducted an illegal search of 900 students, sexually abusing multiple children in the process. A grand jury has indicted the people responsible. A south Georgia grand jury indicted Worth County Sheriff Jeff Hobby on Tuesday for sexual battery, false imprisonment and violation of oath of office after he ordered a school-wide search of hundreds of high school students. Deputies allegedly touched girls vaginas and breasts and groped boys in their groin area during the search at the Worth County High School April 14, Two of Hobby’s deputies were also indicted this week in connection with the case.

Link: http://www.thedailysheeple.com/trumps-border-wall-approved-by-house-panel-includes-drones-dna-collection-biometric-scans_102017

The House Homeland Security Committee has approved a border security bill which includes $10 billion for Trump’s proposed border wall. Supporters of The Border Security for America Act say it is necessary to stop illegal immigration and violence along the U.S.-Mexico border. However, opponents of the bill are concerned about provisions for drones, DNA collection, social media monitoring, and license plate scanning along the border.

Link: http://govtslaves.info/2017/10/living-water-versus-dead-water-why-living-water-is-better-for-increasing-your-energy-frequency-and-health/

“Living” water is clean water that has energetics (i.e., minerals) and healing information. The best source of living water is natural spring water. Unfortunately, most natural spring water sources these days are polluted with harmful chemicals and disease-causing microorganisms, so it is unsafe to drink. As for “dead” water, it is polluted water that lacks energetics.

Link: http://govtslaves.info/2017/10/congressmen-exposing-secret-army-program-of-spraying-radioactive-chemicals-over-us-cities/

Democratic Congressmen William Lacy Clay of Missouri, Brad Sherman of California and Jim Cooper of Tennessee all represent areas where Army records reveal that the U.S. government conducted secret testing of zinc cadmium sulfide that included radioactive materials on vulnerable and poor populations.

Link: http://govtslaves.info/2017/10/study-dangerous-pesticide-found-in-75-percent-of-global-honey/

A new study published in the journal Science detected at least one variety of a harmful pesticide in 75 percent of honey around the world. The study, “A worldwide survey of neonicotinoids in honey,” examined 198 types of honey from around the world looking for traces of neonicotinoids, a pesticide suspected of harming the honey bee population

Link: https://www.rt.com/news/406063-south-korea-graphite-bomb/

South Korea says it has developed technologies to produce graphite bombs capable of paralyzing North Korea’s power supply in case of war, Yonhap news agency reports, citing military officials. The graphite bomb is a non-lethal munition used to disable enemy power grids. It contains fine carbon filaments, which form a dense cloud when the bomb explodes. The carbon fibers stick to power lines, causing shortcuts and disruption of the power supply. The bomb, however, is said to be ineffective against insulated power cables, and it also can be countered by simply shutting down the grid until the carbon cloud settles.

Link: https://sputniknews.com/russia/201710071058039998-people-evacuated-moscow-bomb-warnings/

A wave of anonymous calls over bomb threats in education facilities, shopping centers and administrative buildings has led to a mass evacuation in Moscow on Friday.

Link: http://www.blacklistednews.com/JP_Morgan-Chase_paid_its_billions_in_fines_for_mortgage_fraud_by_committing_billions_in_mortgage_fraud/61172/0/38/38/Y/M.html

A lawsuit against JP Morgan-Chase -- the nation's largest bank -- asserts that the institution paid off the $4,200,000,000 in mortgage forgiveness that it agreed to as a settlement for widescale mortgage and foreclosure fraud by committing a lot more mortgage fraud, in which homeowners, ethical lenders, and American cities were stuck with the bill.

Link: http://govtslaves.info/2017/10/airborne-radioactive-isotope-suddenly-sweeps-across-europe/

An unusual amount of radioactive isotope ruthenium-106 has been detected in the airspace of Germany, Italy, Austria, Switzerland and France, according to multiple European monitors. It’s not presently clear from where the radioactive material originated.

Link: https://www.rt.com/business/405864-japan-firm-fined-overtime/

Labor regulators in Japan have ruled 31-year-old journalist Miwa Sado died in 2013 from heart failure as a result of a grueling work schedule, including 159 hours of overtime and just two days off in a month. Death from overwork is a long-standing problem in Japan and is considered a social issue known as 'Karoshi.'

Link: https://www.rt.com/news/406002-multiple-explosions-mexican-volcano-popocatepetl/

Mexico City is still recovering from the 7.1 magnitude earthquake that killed over 200 people and devastated the capital, but many fear the increase in seismic activity may trigger the nearby volcano Popocatépetl.

A series of explosions and minor eruptions took place this week, putting citizens of the neighboring city of Puebla on alert as ash rained down over the city, with the seismic activity causing river waters to rise for a period.

Link: https://www.rt.com/usa/405836-california-sanctuary-state-passed/

California Governor Jerry Brown has signed into law protections for some 2.3 million immigrants living in the US illegally. The Trump administration warned against the first-of-its-kind law, but the trendsetting state may have a national impact.

Beginning in January, Senate Bill 54, dubbed the California Values Act, will prohibit local law enforcement from asking about immigration status “during routine interactions” or complying with “unconstitutional” detainer requests from federal immigration officers.

Link: https://www.rt.com/news/405766-russia-missiles-terrorists-syria/

Russian submarines have fired Kalibr cruise missiles from the Mediterranean hitting terrorist targets in Syria, the Defense Ministry said. The strikes were to support Syrian troops waging ground offensive in Deir-ez-Zor province.

The submarines ‘Veliky Novgorod’ and ‘Kolpino’ launched 10 missiles on Thursday when patrolling the Mediterranean, ministry spokesman General Igor Konashenkov told reporters. The spokesman said the submarines fired the missiles while submerged.

Link: http://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2017/10/05/537509/3-US-commandos-killed-in-Niger

Three US Army special operations commandos have been killed and two others injured in Niger

Green Berets, the special forces came under fire in the West African country on Wednesday. The forces were allegedly part of a joint US-Nigerien patrol, operating near the Mali border, when they came under "hostile fire," according to statement released by the US Africa Command.

They are supposedly providing "training and security assistance" to the Nigerien Armed Forces to fight against violent extremists and terrorists.

Link: http://www.pravdareport.com/news/world/asia/03-10-2017/138816-saudi_women-0/

Saudi Arabia's Minister of Education Ahmad al-Isa instructed the administrations of universities and colleges of the Gulf monarchy to let female students carry mobile phones on campus. The minister added that female students should not come across any obstacles when using this kind of communication. Saudi Arabia is known for severe restrictions in the field of women's rights. Thus, Saudi women are allowed to appear in public only when accompanied by their male relative or guardian. Women are not allowed to travel alone, nor can they walk in the streets and go to work alone. A few days ago, Saudi women were legally allowed to drive.

Link: http://tass.com/politics/968931

Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that Moscow never indulges in double dealing in relations with other countries and this is precisely the reason why foreign partners prefer to cooperate with Russia.

"I will tell you this. You may believe me or not, or you may go and ask our partners. It is our advantage we never indulge in double dealing in relations with anybody. We are always honest in relations with our partners and openly explain our position," "in this respect we have a tremendous advantage, because we are predictable, unlike many other countries."

University of Washington researchers, populations of older fish have dropped by 72 percent on average. If fish don’t live long enough to reproduce successfully, the entire food chain would collapse, with animals that eat fish being the first to succumb. Nearly one fifth of the planet’s animal protein intake is fish. Those in poorer countries who can’t afford protein sources like chicken or meat rely on fish for sustenance, if it was gone, poverty, malnutrition and starvation would climb dramatically. Marine life also helps to regulate the ocean by filtering toxins and keeping pollution and algal blooms under control.